| Deccan Herald – Mysore, Thursday, December 02, 2004: ‘Mysore should not go the Bangalore way in planning’
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Stressing the connectivity issue, Prof MN Shivaram, President, Institution of Engineers, Mysore chapter said lack of
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| THE Hindu, October 3, 2004: Centre urged to create ICT backbone for rural development |
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| The Institution of Engineers, which recently organized the "All-India workshop on information and communication
technology (ICT) for the masses," has recommended to the Union Government to create a backbone for ICT in the
country by expanding the connectivity network and service delivery channels.
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| The Hindu, 30 Sep 2004: E-nabling India's rural reaches |
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| The Web for Kuppam, is also the gateway to a range of health and educational services: telemedicine software from TeleVital which connects remote villages to the P.E.S. Speciality Hospital and Medical College and computer-aided-education steered by World Links and the America India foundation; documenting farm land productivity, using remote sensing satellite data collated by Samuha, a voluntary agency.
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| Indian Express, 27 Sep 2004 : Govt committed to promote IT |
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| Deputy Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said that the JD(S)-Congress coalition government is committed to promote information Technology.
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| BusinessWeek Online, 27 Sep 2004 : Tech's Future |
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| Some of the best ideas for the developing world have the potential for catching on everywhere – including the U.S. It’s already starting to happen. Kishore Kumar first developed a simple PC-based remote health-monitoring system for distant villages in his native India. Now his company, TeleVital Inc. of Milpitas, Calif., is marketing the technology in the States. The first U.S. customer, Battle Mountain General Hospital in Battle Mountain, Nev., couldn’t afford patient-monitoring equipment – or people to operate it. Now it’s hooking up with a hospital 100 miles away to track its patients. Says Battle Mountain administrator Peggy Lindsey: “We in rural America can really use equipment like this.”
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| Vijay Times, 27 Sep 2004 : Telemedicine facilities for Mercara district |
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Mysore: Minister for Labour and Haj Tanvir Sait said telemedicine facilities would be set up at Mercera in another two months. They would be extended to three taluks of the Kodagu district.
Delivering his address at the valedictory function of All India Workshop on Information and Communication Technology (ICT) for masses; conducted by Mysore centre of the Institution of Engineers. Vidya Vikas Educational Institution of and Infosys, he said that telemedicine had acquired much importance, especially in the past few years.
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| The Hindu, 25 Sep 2004 : Inauguration of Vikram Hospital Telemedicine Centre by Hon’ able Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister Shri Siddramaiah, entire technology support by TeleVital. |
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| Allaying fears expressed by the captains of the information technology (IT) industry over the increase in sales tax on IT products, the Deputy Chief Minister, Siddaramaiah, today said that the increase was only temporary and the industry need not have any apprehensions about the Government's intentions.
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| The Mysore Mail, 26 Sep 2004 : ICT for Masses, where TeleVital participated actively |
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| Topics on unique opportunities leading to unique solutions and economic gains in applying information and communication technology for masses for the entire community in general and business in particular were discussed at brainstorming session on the concluding day of the workshop on IT.
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Alahurra TV news : I-Tech News, Toufic Gebran, 14 September 2004
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| Vijay Times, 7 Sep 2004 : MysoreIT.com to focus on rural potential |
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| A workshop to introduce policy makers, corporates, engineers and entrepreneurs to the economic value- add and business opportunities that can be lapped by bringing information and communication technology (ICT) to the masses has been planned in Mysore this month-end.
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| Vijay Times, 21 Jul 2004 :CPO should open window to opportunities |
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| 'Healthcare business at affordable costs is what I was looking at and this is where the role of telemedicine comes into play. For this, I looked at a model that could catapult the country into the global scene and so Televital was launched to ensure that physical distances do not obstruct quality healthcare in the remotest parts of the country'.
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| The Hindu, 30 June 2004 : A 'virtual Reality corner' at Visvesvaraya museum |
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| The Hall of Electrons of Bharat Electronics Ltd. (BEL) located on the third floor of the VITM lets you do virtual makeovers. It also helps you play volleyball with a robot and, with night vision glasses, lets you kick around a football even in total darkness.
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| The Times of India, 30 June 2004 : Hall of electronics opens at Visvesvaraya Museum |
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| A hall dedicated to electronics was inaugurated by governor T.N.Chathurvedi at the Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum on Tuesday. The venture, created at a cost of about Rs.2 crores, is partially sponsored by Bharat Electronics Limited.
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| The Times of India, 30 June 2004 : Malavalli expects India to become a storage hub |
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| Storage billionaire Kumar Malavalli says the storage development in India would continue its double digit growth - at rates higher than in Europe. He said India has a "good likelihood" of emerging as a global hub offering back-up and disaster recovery services vis-à-vis the storage networking industry.
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| The Hindu, Sunday, Feb 01, 2004 India set to make giant strides in e-health: expert |
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| The senior adviser to the World Association of Small and Medium Enterprises, M. Shivaram, said here today that India was set to create a second information technology revolution by making giant strides in "e-health".
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